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For Rtnbulgh--5:01 .. "a, daily; $40 a, N;
daily creep. sunday; 1:s5 y. Z. daily, except Gun.
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rRusTEK,s SALE.
TIyRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR

FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
! REAL Ah, EIsr4TE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR
NJ Virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Jsmes A
Rico 10 the undersigned trustee, dated on the l7tl
day OF June, In the year 1881, aud recorded In IN
once Of tho Clerk oil tho County Court Of Marshall
c0qnty, West Virginia. IN Deed Of Trust Book No
/, folio 2 will soil at public auction, at tho font
SATURDAY, a4,h DAY OF sEPTRA BER, 1857,
commencing at ten O'Clock A. ", ccrtain tract o,
land situate, on tho waters Of Hickman. q branch
al FIsh creek, In MaBhall county, West Virginia
and bounded ~ follows: Begtnnlng at a hiekosJ
corner 70 GAid Rlca ID tho and wetzel coun
2 ses w Sss g0 ss,, 2 80 s'U S,p pig |,
stake and v. y. bunh In road, an agreed cornoi
between pttelton, kicc and Flaw: thence south
Sl%So wot n polB 10 stone near the road; thence
north OF w1. 70 poles 10 stone; thence south as
west Il polcs 70 an oat; thence south ~ west II
poles TO hickory; thence north $50 west % pole
70 ", o. corner between Rlce and EAw; thence
south So west l0lh poles 10 bush corner Of Val,
eutinO BFomAn; thence north a poles to q stont
themes north 40 wcst Il poles 10 stone In Be0loi
line on north bank Of Hickman; thence with SAID
lue north 9s' cast 10 poles 70 stone near pinet
thence south a. cast 6s poles to q W. O.; heuot
10 4 rcd oak: thence north 17o east 6 poles to .
rcd OAK; thence north 10" cast rs poles 10 buAh
thence north 81 east - poles 10 sugar; thcnx
south 90 east iad poles TO the temporary line and
with tho same south - eAat 2o5 poles TO the begin
ming, containing four hundred and Aoyen aero
and Ateefouttha Of Al acre. DO tho same moro O
less. -r,
TERMS OF sALE-onehali OF tho purchas,
elect 10 pay cash. and The residue ID one year Will
interest thereon from the Gay Of salo, tho pui
chaser 70 give his note with approved security. Ant
tho title 70 DO retained ora deed Of trust glvon 4
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In Brief. and to tho Point,

Dyspepsia 10 dreadful. Dlaordered liver
Is missry. Indigestion is foe to good
nature. Z, 3. 7. Ii - a.
The human digestive apparatus il one
Of tho most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. It 10 easily put out Of
order. J.}li2 .3lt ~, 81 "a;
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours. Il.
regular habitg, and many other thippo
which ought not to be, have made tho
American people nation Of dyspeptics,
But Green's August Flower has done q
wonderful work in reforming this sad bust
nenB and making the American people 20
healthy that they can enjoy their meals
and BIO happy. ss}i;5sa'4.F--
q Remembers mo happiness without
health. But Green's August Fiowe,
brings health and happiness to ths dys.
peptic. Ask your druggist for q bottle
seventy.hve cents. 25I27.'i''S'
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A Sure cure found ct last. No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by DR.. William ian Indian
remedy,) called DR.. William's Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need suf.
fer five minutes after applying this won
dsriul Goothiug medicine. Lotions, in.
struments and electuaries do more harm
thangood. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
abuorbs the tumore, allays tho intenae
itching, acts 40 pou!tice, gives instant and
painless relief and is prepared for Piles
and nothing else. Thousands Of cured
patients sttest its virtues, and physicians
Of all schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution 10 medicine OF the a.e, It
matters not how long OF aeverely you have
beoa suffering, you can be cured. q ;
Judge Coons, Maysville, Ky, says: .S
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured m q
after years Of suffering 81 II
judge Coffinbury, Clsyeland, O., saws:
III have found by experienced that Dr..
William's Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediGte and permanent relief" -
I'VE hsye hundreds Of ouch Testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold BY
druggists. DAw
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bling all over, ''don't you know low. yyou'ro

bling all over, "don't you know von,r
crazy I" ~ ,T1Slf7 - - : -
"Insolent minion.n said Mira, Ds,afo,d
'call your manter at once.n =, y "S"i1
Major Delaiord came Immediately u,
stairs, with Rosamond Bly clinpine in
frightened sort OF way 10 his arms.
"How do YOU fssl now. NV dearn h,
asked eolicitously, NJ . ~ ~ -
"I'm we'll enough" sna,led Mrs. Dsls
ford. "Open that door ouick r' y ~
"Madl Very mad, indeed =, aaid Maio
Delafoyd, In a sotto voice. tnrning IN Roe
mond. MA - = - $50 '-'s'''
I "Rulfianl, cried the hridc. uhov dar,
you speak so?' = ~" 80
"Gettinp yiolentiu addaa tho Mo;or
shaking his head, - '''
"Let me ont. I nav ~ naro,s,ad Ma IA
laford, rafting nj ihe bars' TWbat doe,
this absurd mnmmsrv m n 81 ' Da' '. ao''
Perhaps a straight waiatcoat woold be
advisable" said the Major. "pnt AZ Ione
az she remains tolerabjy manageable
shall not send her n m e,vlnm : ""'''
Mrs. Dalaiord began to cry. i
sob, Felix how can von tall a, o.,
sobbed she. III nm an pans as vnn ara,,
"Poor thinpw murmnred tho 'Ma;or
compaeslonatcly, nThe hardeat mart ~
insanity must Be when one becomes mar.
TALLY conscious Of It's deadly doom. f
Mrs. Delaferd shut the door rather ye.
hemently and hevon IN c,v hva,er;naIi, w
"I'm not madI'' said she. II WON'T be-
made mad woman off, =
But how 10 help herself was the
question. The door was barred eiIectually
the windows opened mon the dead wall
Of a neighboring institute Of tho Fine A rta.
and were three stories above ground. She
might have shrieked heraelf boarpo in that
direction before any one could hear her.
She cot down to think. What ehould aha
do2 What was to become Of herr Did
that dreadful hint Of Felix concerning tho
Asylum really mean ANYTHING? For once
in her life ths late Mrs. Washington was
actually frightened. VS.
"Has my temper. really been go terri.
ble," she asked herself, "thst people mis-.
take 1t tor-I can hardly breathe tie word
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WORLDS Dlspensary Medical Association,
86s n1c,u ST., IsUFFALo, N. Y
Mexican War Veteran.

Tho wonderful efficacy OF swift's Specific as n
remedy md euro for rheumatism and all blood dis.
eases, Inns mover had moro conspicuous Illustration
than this case affords. Tho candid unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by tho venerable gentle.
man must DO accepted as convincing and conclusive
Tho writer Is prominent citizen Of Mississippi Tho
gentleman to whom Mr.. Nartlhrefcrs, and TO whom
hc Is indebted Tor tho advice to which he owes his
final relief from years Of suffering. Is Mr.. King. for
many years the popular night clerk OF tho Lawrence
House, Mt Jackson, ~ hlI
JACKSON. Miss, April ., 1857. :
TnESwtrr srEcIFIo COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca: w
u, GcNtiemen-1 hnyo been IN invalid pousoncr for
forty years. having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases In tho Mexican War, but not till tho lst Of
March, 1915 did feel any symptoms OF rheumatism.
On that day was suddenly stricken with that dis.
ease In both hips and ankles. For twenty days I
walked on cruchcs. Then the pain was less violent,
but 1t shifted from Joint to Joint. For weeks would
be totally disabled, either on ono side or my body
eleven yenrs md seven Is from March ],
1875 when wns first attacked. 10 October !. 1885,
Ssa Sf
from various % hysSan and tried eysrhn SUE
bcnent from any medicine taken internally or OK.
ternal!y. am not aware Of It. Finally, a6ort the
INST OF September, made ARRANGEMENTS to so TO tho
ues Springs Of ArGaaSas having aespalrcd o. every
qunintance. Mr. King. now OF tho Lawrence House
Of this city, Iio had once been great sufferer from
4 rheumatism, and. as ! supposed, had been cured
" y!s!, e hot sp,Inss I1u as when met him n
Tho found no relief. On his return from Hot Springs
no hoard for the ilrst time, OF tho ns remedy
complete cure. Several years have passed since, but
! he has had no return Of the disease. T.. 19 E,s-
n Immediately returned 70 try 1t. In September
took four bottles, and by tho FIRST Of October was
Wsll-as for as tho rheumatism was concerned. All
pain had disappeared. and HAVE NOT fEir Tw1Sol
oY IT SINCE. 8fEg q eaI.
havo no interest In making this statement othe:
than tho hope that 4 may direct some Other saseEe1
an well rewaricd for my trouble. I'm very 70
speetfully and truly your friend. !, n v,,-,v
Pr sale by all druggists. Treatise on blood AM
Skin Diseases mailed FREQ. & s. I, Nv "
Ss II TUE 6wuT SPECIFIC Co.. X,
S}sE. { ~ A. 1p Drawer Q, Atlantis, Ga
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Hay Fever.

For Twenty-Five years I hsva been Be-
vere!y afflicted with Hay Fever. While l
wss rutering iutenssiy was induced,
through Mr.. Tlchenor's testimonial, TO
try Ely's Cream Balm. The effect was
marvellous. 1t enabled me to perform nv
pastoral duties without the slightest iucon-
yenience, and l have escaped a return ct
tack. l pronounce Ely's Cream Balm q
cure for Hay Feyer.-WM. T. CARE, Pres
byte,ian Pastor, Elizabeth, N. ]. Trnsaw
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 23.-wool lne woods dun.
low and medium woods In improved demand ;
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West Virginia Xxx and
Michigan. Indiana and Western fine. OF X and Xxx
?saaSo; medium Ga.Sc; coarse 36a37c: fine washed
delane X and M S6aS7o: medium wash.
ada, washed comblng 3jn26c medium I'm.
washed comhing and telane 2sa!3c; coarse do 2sa
go; bright uuwtshed clothing fne or x and Xxx
soi2sc; medium 2sa29c; coarse 2fa2Je; Easteru
Oregon ane ltaiso; medium 15a2oc: coarse 2sa2oc.
Boston. Sept 2s.-Wool a little more active ard
prices rule low; Ohio aud Pennsylvania extra
llseces 3la3lHae; M at 3Aa321SSc; NX and above
$21Ias21,sc: Michigan extra SOC: Ohio and Michigan
No. i washed fleece SGas6hc; Ohio luo deaipo S5a
SSc: Michigan do 3iaSSc; fine Territory l6acOc;
Ohio and Michigan uuwashed fleece 2Oa2ic. - ;
NKw York, Sept 2S--Hcol steady: domestic
fleece 26as5c; pulled l4aSsc; Texas 9A2sc, : 80 :
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Lovsliest Among tho Loysl,

is she who renows or preserves the beau.
ty Of her teeth with SozoDoNT, ccniessedly
the mes. effective preparation for them,
Volumes Of evidence might be adduced in
support Of its claims to public confidence,
as 3 means Of invigorating the teeth and
rendering them pure, glistenlng and spot
less; and not leas satisfactorily proven, lie
it's balmy influence upon the breath.
Ask for genuine sozoDoNr, and accept no
cheap substitute. TrhsAw
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Some men find fault because they arc
never lucky enough to find anything else,

Babies that Gre fretful. peeyiph, cross
Or troubled with Windy Collie, Teething
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can bs re.
lieved at once by using Acker's Baby
Soother. It contains no Opium or Nor.
phine, hence is safe. Price rs cepie, Sold
by Logan 4 Co., O. R. Goethe, Chas. Men.
kemiller, K. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, S 1
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SAVE tho Children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
It saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan 4 CO., @. r. Goe;zs, O. Menke.
miller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. d
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features of tho Money and 81
Markets. D,a e. fl't it

The Features of tho Money and Stool
Markets. itfN.
NV YORK, sept 2a-Money on cali easy, nng
Ing from 4 to per cent, last loan at per cent
closing offered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 7as per cent. Sterling exchange active bu,
weak at 81 7gt1al 81, {1'5 .I5s ~ ~ y
me stock market to-day was tane and unInter.
ss,ins. Inc money tcarc seems TO have entirely
disappeared, and 6anka having become a IIttie
ie,, accommodating. there Is a more confident
iesMms On the street Gould stocks presented q
stlohger front than most Of the other groups OF
stsoehs. on recent statements regarding Gould and
lne tevlyal 81 tho ruinor that the telegraph deal
WY w, approaching contamination. = ! =,
he opening was Irregular. but generally lower,
auu ehhnSes lii no CatG were more than x mar cent
IRON Yesterday. Under considcra bio tesslrc do.
~ asagigs 10 per cent followed, Under
tle ieau OF LackawAnfa advances OF Y 10 IL per
cent were made. A fractional decline occurred al
hDout one o'clock which was followed BY utter
ethsnht!nli, and not until the las. hour was any.
lning Ike animation displayed, whom a slight
weakness was developed. The close was quiet.
tneush htayy at close TO- the opening 1glrte. =
tinal changes weIc irregular, though tho de-
cllns arg In the majority, but Lake Ero Il Western
psist5su, which Is down Iss ard Wheeling q
Lake krle, which II II higher, arc the only I'M.
poitanl changes Bales 100 IA sharcS, = n.
haiiroad bonds dull but strong; salcs 1907. 900,
government bonds were dull nnd Atoady. ~,
1iaIe ponuS entirely HeSlested. fr,.I''' IL.
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Ghe M.tdliIqje1tnf5r.
once. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
SfETuUsELAtfTo HIS WIFE,

Oh, dost thou remember our youthful hours,
When was thy humble beat? 'rrH '.LU
When we laughed and iished IN the dAisy bowe
200 ycaB ago? \. ~ -
When The bfighies. Of futures before III lay
One hopeful delicious tIacki - F-'
When was dude not n bit blaze
solne triaing centuries back2 40
Canst now now recall tho fond days OF yore,
OUR travels DER land and sea, ~
When was l6i s.llT-1g's . o.
Aud you were Just o.. l ~
Can'st thou summon up In thy mind anew,
uhhhe charms OF our love divine,
When you were "a h. H1'
Aud was 800?
AN then how our loved supremacy thrive,
How We dwelt In mutual heaven, ll''
When you were 3s5 I.0L ~.
And l was 4y7! .f#' 'Wrn
And %i can az you recall in your present state,
When was sSs a '.... ~ IN
The first Spat w0 ever hadf ~
And how on my back you broke tho sticks,
a Job that was neatly done, ~ T"'
10 the year Of your life SoJ .N..t..
And Of mine, 00l3
Brt wore nearing the 1000 now. my dear,
,We no longer arc fresh aud Strong, II's
Old age Is beginning 10 tell, | fear,
And we cahnot lingcr long.
~ those happy, days arc forever past,
The happiest bAfds have sung,
ana sec death comiDs. with mind aghast
For IT'S sad to die 80 young
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A stone thrown at random in Europe
about this timo would be sure to hit q
Chicago Aldermen. =55i ,:-5Il7 :
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WALL PAPER, BoHDEns, ETC.
A T ROCK BOTTOM PRICES

AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES!
: Three RrockwGy Spring Wagons. ~ al
Five Brocsway Carriages. All ssI,st4 31{@
Ono B'ockwaY Open buggy. sI4Ifs Y
-Four Becoe Road Carts; no better In the trade. 4
Above were part q! my State Fair Exhibit, &C d
will he sold at low down figures; and remember,
guarantee material In all articles sell. 4
Ny filth car Brown wagons WIS received yestcl
day. Orders arc allcd In rotstton as received. El
H'IsI ss IS 5ssEl JAMES n. KIRK I'd
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Herr Moat remarks: "We still hold our
own. We don't know what Herr refers
to. II certainly can't be his tongue. s19
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k2Xl Kz !! j! d & 81
Z Injection md Capsules.

Where all other medicines have failed thcSo pro.
pa,atious were always elective. They insure rapid
and extraordinary cure Of severe, recent and
chronic cases OF disease. They are used In the
Hospitals Of Paris by tho celebrated DR.. Ricord,
and arc found greatly superior 10 I'LL remedies
hitherto known. sac Z ,s7zl.fg7 sity. gl---f7tf
For Sale by Ill druggists. mrs1.a
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s,-Cotton, futures close,
steady; September 9ioc: October . SOC; Novem be
92ac; December 0,23c: January CSC: FebrlRr
$3.50; March s,44c; April 9.7Oc; May oGdc;f Jul
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h DR.. A. $. Kirkpatrick, Van Vert, O.,
says:." have used It with tho most bril-
liant succeea inchronic nervous headaches,
hectic lever With profuse night aweata,
impotence, nervousness, ETC." Trhg4w
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The American shout heard around the
world 10 the "hello" OF the telephone.
which has boon adopted by all tbs ma.
tioIs, y, < ~ SI71l. mi
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/ LONG FELT WANT.
Robert luke 4

Has tccured aSt.clasa man AZ driver for street
hack. He Can be found al the New Mcclure Housc
st most any time nigh. OF day, on and after MOI:
Vices can telephone 70 No. Ia OF The llro House.
He viii meet Ill Of tho trains on this hide Of tbs
Stvos, t F z. ~ }z 4. mr. y
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HoRsFonD,s AC1D PHOSPHATE

The base ball club is the popular weap.
on for breaking tho Sabbath with.
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1.-Two Stock

CHICAGO, Sept. 2a.-Droser's Journal reports: Cat.
tle-,Heceiph 1000 head; sh:pments $500 head:
nRtiyrs stronger: shipping tccrs 81 as 10: Stoek.
ems and feeders 81 Sea: %: cows bulls and mixed
81 25G2 rs: Texas cattle 81 50a2 30. Hoes-RecoIptN
Is 500 head shipments GOOo head; market Strong:
mixed 81 5oa5 10; heavy 81 7ha5 Is: light 81 Ga
1000 head; shipments 700 head: market strong:
natives s. toai u western S. l0s3 TO- Texans 81 81
90 80; lambs & 2sah 20, q rs fl,ilg.2Ss -,
E.sr Liberty, sent. 2S.-Cat.le-- Receipts 100
head; shirmen,s % head market, nothing doing;
head: shipments 3leo head: market slow; phia
delphias s. 85a5 49, Workers IS l0a5 70; Common to
lair light 81 91a5 co. shcep-Reoelps 200 head !:
shipments 500 head market firm at unchanged
C,Sc1HN4rf, o.. Sept, cs.-Hocs dull: common
S1d Light ssS5a5 %; racking and butchers 81 GSa
Is; receipts 2 009 head; shipmcna 1900 head -
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Dry Gpola,

& NEw YORK, eept. 2,.-Astdc from the dIst,ibu.
tion Of daily receipts In the execution OF orders
which gave very good seses.ths new business wa,
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petSplpltlns

New YORK, Sept. 2a.-Petroleum opcccd strong.
With an advance. The dealings In The f,st hail
hour we,o very. larGe. A free soliug movement
checked the advance and the market sagEed OF
closing strong Opened at $50; highest CO: lowest
exc; closing at td'Sc; sales 100000 barrels,
On Cg-v, Pa, Sept. ca.-Pctroicutr opered At
Csc; highest 90; lowest 67]1&sc: closed At CSC:
sales 1881 c0 barrels clearanccs 500 90 barrels:
runs 80 1857 barrels { h'fgII' = y = :
PrspuE6K, PA, Sept. 23.-Pet,oloum ,r,epula,
aud fairly active: opened at ESQ; closed II SIC;
Highest coo; lowest 671c. ~. -
BnADroap, Pa, eept 2s.-opened at sic;
closed a. GsAe; highest es1ac; lowest exc; clear.
T11usvIL1r. PA. Sept 23-opened at 671kc; hish
est 900: lowest exc; closed at ts11ssc. : = !
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONl
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

49, : - 1900 cSP"Ays
Incorporated In 1868 ior Is yean by tho Iegiala.
tuto 49, Educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of 81 0U. 00-to which q reserve fund ol
over $50 900 has since been added. - =
BY an oyerrbnlm1nR popular vote 1ts franchise
wH made part Of tho present State Coustitutlon
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1877. II - - -
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
tho people Of any State. - - - =
si Nn1er teasts or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the SemtAnnuai Dfawiugs
regularly every SiI mouths June and Decemborj,
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. Tenth Grand Drawing. Glass *. In the
October II, 1sS1-209th Monthly Drawing.
49, = - q az -
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I.rHitADELrAIA. PA, sbcpt. 2a-Flcur Quiet b,t
s s5eeaedy; Wheat firm: No. red sertomber 79%s
cember st5saS2c. Corn, spot steady; fa,ures dun
No. mixed September 50a5lc: October
November 191sa50sc; December 4Saioc 0sts'
pot fhaue tlrmes; 80. white sJsc; No white
tem6ss SAasEac: October ~ SSasi4c: November
9SAaA4c; December 1855 &c Provisions steady,
l hutet nsm; western creamery extra 23c; do hrsts
IaI7S S; western factory 15alsc; packing butter
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Our best friends are those who keep per.
iecsly quiet when some one is enumerat
ing our virtues. ..5, J.
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y i . - 4 -
CMotsNAT1, o., Sept % Flour frmcr. Whea,
se G ;m nnd HIGHER; No red receipts
No 2 mixed 45c. Oats in light demrnd: No. :
mixed 2sMc Rye stronger; No. 2, 5l%c. Pors
1u!et at SO u Lard scarce at 6.371Sc Bacon
steady: short ribs 976c: short clear TO- sc Whisky
steady; sales OF 9sa bsrrels on n basis OF 81 E.
Slttes snEsE and cheese sesdy Eggs firm at ia
BALrIxoE?, sept. 2.-wheat, western higher:
No. red winte: spot 1s51a70c; October 7SXa!SIc:
November SlAc: December sszas256c. Com.
western steady and dull: mixed October 49a491ttc:
lsalsHc. Oats steady aud firm; western white 81
asbc; do mixed 3lE32Sc. Provisions nonjnally
steady and quiet: mess pork SIG 25al6 10, Lard.
teiinsl e Ioaee dull; Rio ca.goes ordinary to
'ati te'4sl'1.c' s- - - 2 T'Aitlg
TOLEDO, Sept 22-Rbeat G,m and higher: cash
.5c; October tb3sc; November 1919; December
77s$c; May s59Ec: Corn dull but arm; September
4sAc; May 4aaaSc: oa's firm and steady; cash
y Se% 81; 1l1ve.seed active and steady; prime
y l2H: October 81 10; December 81 22%; January
81 50; February sl95. i.s7 i' e. : - =
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DlTTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & sl,.
Under schedule in effect MAY %, 1857, traI1is
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: FOR stcu.
bcnvil!e and Pittsburgh, 6:S5 n. IN > 1885 p. M,
$40 p. IN. For steubenville, sos p. N. Tho G;Y
a. m. and s:o5 p. M tralnn make dtfec. connection
for Columbus Cincinnati. Indianapolis aud chi.
cago. The 1885 p. NJ train lnakea direct conHeo.
ton for Columbus and Chicago. iil4 -
Trains arrive at Wheeling, G:l5 =, M, 0:Co a. NJ,
2:45 .. m, aud GOO 2. n. -. Y. ' -. mI1I
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In Nervous Headache, Fever and Imp
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Oh, dost thou remember our youthful hours,
When was thy humble beau? 1fIF '.tIr
When we laughed and iished in the dAisy bowen
700 years ago? IL. - nz T'Tl ~ -
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(ILEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAILc
0ROAD.--Under schedule In effect MAY p
1857, trains leave Bridgeport. Central Standard
1:l2 p. nj. For pttfRhurHh, 1917 d, IN. FOR Vail.
vile, 4:l2 .. m. For steuhenvile, 1886 e. N. For
Trains arrive u bridgeport at 1853 a. NJ. 1921
M, 1896 p. m, SIG p M, z:54 p. M, and 7sS D. m
E,yl7 'l '..s.lt - I,=ftf- n '57Il7l.l' -
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